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riJKSDAV, .lUNE 1'.), 1827
I’OUUTIi or JULY.
At a rnMniti^ of the citizens of Char-
Ijite and ha vicinity, held at the Courl-
ilouse on the I'ith instant, of svhich Wni.
Smith was appointed Chairman, and Jas,
r*I. Hutchison, Secretary, the following
resolutions were adopted :
liF.soLVEn, That John Sloan, Green Kendrick
s.ml Doct. J. L). Hojd, be a commitice to con
tract for a diniicr.
lifSotvKD, That Washin}^ton Morrison, Tho.
IL Snurtt, James M. Hutchison and Lenmel
iie a. committee to prepare toasts for
the occasion.
Kksoi.vsi), That John Sloan, Grc>rn Kendrick
iiiJ Doct. J. 1>. Moyd, be uuttioriseil to request
‘I uic gciitleinan to deliver an oration on that
■.-y. •
ICi.f=ui-Tr.r, I hat Thomas Harris, Robert F.
^VllsoIl ;'.nd Meenaii, be a committee to
antract l«*r atid snake tlie necessary arrunge-
aoiits for a
Wc learn that the committee to pro
cure an orator, have since waited on Mr.
[{ugh Mcenan, and that he has complied
\vlth the request of the committee.
'Sicnography.—Having taken lessons in
Short Hand Writint; from Mr. James
Adams, who has just finished a course of
lessons to a class in this place, we take
pleasure in bearing testimony to the ex
cellence of his system. It possesses de
cided advantages over any other system
which we have had an opportunity of ex
amining J it is simple, comprehensive
without being obscure, easily understood,
and a facility in writing and reading it is
loadily acquired. As Mr. Adams in
tends visiting other places in this section
of country, we confidently recommend
his system to the patronage of all those
M’honiay wish to acquire the art of wri
ting and reading Short llaad with ease
inu facility.
The editor of the Milton Gazette says—
"Mr. Williams is opposed by Mr. Mu-
shat, a decided republican, and a man of tal-
tnl£.” He may be the latter, for aught
we know ; but can tlie editor inform us
;ow long it is since he became a *^decidcd
rrpublican I” As to the contest between
him and Mr. Williams,—if contest it can
hi; cullrd,—wc have nothing to say; the
result will show how ti'cli informed the
Milton editor is on the subject.
'i lie cdiUir’s correspondent at Salisbu
ry doubtless wrote according to the best
©f his knowledge ; hut he has resided too
■yhort n t'nm in that I^istrict to speak un-
standingly. Time w ill probably set him
^'ight'xn this cast', as it already has in an
other.*
It was a sentiment ci ihc. iai«cnted
Dccatur—“Our country; may she al
ways be right, and always successful,
.ight or wrong.” Tlie present opposi
tion seem to have adopted the converse
>f this, as their rule of action. On the
Tiubject of the West-India trade, th«y
appear to be as anxious as the most loyal
• 'nglishman i)ossibly can be, to i)lace
England in the right, and their own coun
try in the wrong, when the reverse is
itrictly true, as every unprejudiced man,
at all acquainted with the subject, tiuist
acknowledge. It is worthy of remark,
as showin|j the character and feeiincfS ol
the opposition, that a writer in the U. S.
Telegraph, the mirror of the “ combi
nation,” is replying to “ An Amci ican
tiitizori,” wliose third letter appears in
tills week’s Journal; and dercnds Mr.
Cunning with all the zeal that could be
f-xpectcd from the most devoted minion
of the premier of Cireat IJiiiaiti. Ytt
those men pretend to l.e the fi letuls ol'
ttic p(;ople, and to suppoit the “candi
date of the people but arc the people
billing, in order to embarrass tlieir owti
Uovernnienf, to succumi) to the t'iic.lalion
ct fii'orge Calming, or any other Kng-
minl'-.ter—arc they willitig to saci i-
i‘Ce the interest atid honor of the country,
merely Ijecause Mr. Adams, and not Cjen.
Jackson, is at the head of the (lovcrn-
>ritnt Xo one will have the hardihood
answer in ihe afnrmative. But the
f'I)position scf m prepared to go thus far,
und c'vcni !'ar*.!ier, in the prosecution ol
’^it'ir iiiiho’) dfterniinatio?! to “ put down
I'K'sc'.ii adniiiiistration, even w-t’re
tl'Cy as pure as tl'.e angrls v. hich stand
the ' i -ht lia’.i.! t-i'tlie throne c.f (iod
'hc'-- h 'l'. I .':c!Ion- nri;i^ssi'::.? of
*‘*o iiiUiice lijvi people to sup
port thdii in a course so unpairiotic, and
90 prejudicial to the best interests of the
country. This hope, we firmly believe,
will pr^)ve a delusion; for we have too
much confidence in the intelligence and
patriotism of the great body of the peo
ple, to believe that they can ever coun
tenance an opposition so eminently fac
tious as the present. It is manifestly a-
gainst their interest to encourage an op
position to any administration, unless it
be founded on correct principle; and that
the opposition to Mr. Adams is not, is
evident from the heterogeneous materials
of which it is composed, and the desper
ate and unjustifiable means it resorts to.
Its character, therefore, furnishes good
ground for the belief, that the people
will not countenance it.
r.i..s sirxe, anoti.er jary declared, that j p, many of ihe.se. Knt li.clr tcnoral as-
a man who had for nionths inciicd his
nephew to murder his uncle, and who
had sought the opportunity for his ne
phew, and stood by when the deed was
done »ncouragina: him, was guilty of
manslavghier," while the nephew,* the
less guilty ol the two, was hanged in a
neighboring county, by a Jury of Qua
kers, without ten minutes deliberation.
Since the last Circuit, our most clement
and merciful Chief Magistrate has re
mitted every punishnu-nt, of any magni
tude, inflicted by the Superior Court in
the adjoining county of Ashe; anU such
is the eHVct there, that if'you attempt to
collect a debt, you are immediately threat
ened with the Governor. 1 hear that
they have it in contemj)lation to jjetition
his Excellency to remit to them their
taxes, to make an equal dislriljution of'
peel is f;i\oral)le. Indeed the tie iimi
papers s..y'expressly, that “all tiu .u-
counts from Greece are favorable.” 'I hf
Egina Ga2v.*tte, of Tcb. IHth, say^ (hr
iurkish garrison of Sulona have al)an-
doned that fortress, which has fallen into
the hands of the Greeks; “ so that all
western Greece is now free.” Omar Pa
cha was routed at Distomo. Sisini,
Dragon, Sestte, St. I'.iic, and .^cai mania
’ia\e been cleared of ihe Tuiks.
LirriiPooL MjiiKi:r.
Mvrnrool, l.-.t m.w, l.S.;'r,—Xotvvitlist.ind-
ini;' tlic coiisiiuipt 11)11 iii cottiin continues uivli-
niiiiisiu’c!, aiul yariK*!!!!!! j>f>.ioiK nn“ct :i re:uly
•' ill- ill the Manc'lii ster markt.*, uui CoUon mar-
k.t durin”-the last ten d,.vs bus b' t ii in a v.tv
iaiiijtild iiuldi'0o|jiiijc statt-,u’liii’h is ;i!tri!)iitoilto
t!ie tnule pur* bast.(i fie"iy lb** last twc*
■ nioinlisjso iniioh sotliat the stock in the int rior is
the lands and slock, to cancel all their i estimated to be 20,0i0 b.i^rs larjfer than on the
obligations, and, Jack Cade like, to make ! ‘'•■‘'‘■'h. 'i he lacr., i-sin;;- imi’ort, andan.\icty
every man’s wife as free as hrart could ' ’
wish or Kjtigue can tell.” For my own
part, I tear he will not have l!ie firmness
to refuse their demar.ds. How long is it,
since the executive clemency was exten
ded to a wretch, who had for months
kept his neighbor’s negro concealed, atid
who, when about to bp detected, attem|)t
That Mr. Adams will get the entire
vote of Maryland, at the next election, is
becoming less and less a matter of doubt.
Meetings in favor of the administration
continue to increase in that state ; and
wc are much mistaken, if the combina
tion do not heartily repent of having
commettced tl.e business of gelling up
public meetings in Maryland to produce
an imposing^'flect abroad. They have
been met on their own ground and sig
nally defeated. The following, IVom the
Maryland Republican, is another “ sign
of the times,” and shows what the boast
ed strength of the oj^posllion is in Ma
ryland :—
We have an account of the Late rr.eeting held
in Calvert county—from a friend. It \va« not
called an Administration nor a Jackson meetln^^,
like those in most of tlie counties, but as a gcii-1 niis])laced feeling in our juries, and un-
eral meeting of the voters of the county on the
subject of the Presidential electiori. The can-
vass lasted two days, having eloquent speakers
on each side. It was court week.
There were 305 g'entlvnien present when tlic
question was taken, an unprecedented number
for that small but spirited county, of which onlv
17 voted for Jackson, and all the remainder for
tho administration.
ot holdeis fo srll, lias te-nded to lessen the
opevations, and prirt-.-, i,{ American eottogs gon-
cndly are l-.Sti :tiid tlie niildle and lower'qa:di-
ti‘s of Orleans i.early |d per Ib. lower than on
the 21st ult.
Smericnn Sinvlai; SHnol rnion.—Thc
third Anrii'-ersary of tfiis Instituiion was
! held in the C’htirrh of the Rev. Dr. Wil-
rcl to IiK'.e his guilt !>)• shooting tlic lie-j son in I’liilaili-lphi.i, on the ICil ult. Dr
|:io, and thus made him a cripple and a ),|v ,-,.ad the Man.,-.-rs' H^porl, in which
i>ui-d,.n to hii mas.cr l,.r lifer Three i, is „ ,iu' nr',sent time the
months iinpnsoninc.t v. a, ,hoii:;li! i.vjAmeri.an Siimlav School Union have
lus exccllenry too severe a pi;ni-,hr.ient j {ijf.jp
for this peccadillo, and he pardoned the
on'ender. How true iu the inaxini, th:t»
the cc> tainty and not the sevei Ity of piin-
isliment is tiie surest restraint to crinte.
In our day, felons are taught by r.'camplo
not tu look to the lenity of jurors alone,
but tlicy have always in resi.‘rve a hope,
ami lately 1 must co’d’ess, in all caser:, a
stroi. ho])e in the Supreme J>acutive.
May we net fairly conclude, that the in
crease of crime in this section of the
country is owitig altno.st exclusively to
arc c//r irtur/rrdrniff J/ffi/ nine
'Imrsfiyi'l tu'o htfndn,l c/nd forfi/:V.r rhildren
—fmight hi/ ltiriiti;-‘un thmmivd tV'o huu
Ind and j)hiety-nne tcavLvrs, atui that the
number ol the Scliools is two thousmid
fuur hundred andjf/een.
[COM.MCMCATION.]
SAVAGK MUKDEKS.
To the Editor of tic, Journal:
Two n>en, by the names of Sides and
warrantable lenity in our Go\ernors?
Tj ,'i - illiA.
Willr^horo', Jn,:o 1".27.
n’O.M Til£ !!ALTUm;i!F I'.-.X III H'l. .’.X M;
FOUR DAY3 LATI II I l!0\J I'.NCLANl),
Bradshaw, came to this village yesterday j to May 1st
after a negro man who had been A he arrangements for tiic now Minis-
Lau'it r,i IJr)nor.—As mu~h talk has been
e\pen(h*d with rcguu! to the riglit of the
cliallengcii jjariy to choosr his weapon,
perilai)S the I'ollou ing story tnay settle the
question :—f'mme years ago, an Ameri
can Captain vas challenged bv a Trench
gentleman, at i*uris. 'I'he captain had
^ lif’C'ti a vvlial* a'..I t hose the hn>-poon for
1 his weapon, 'i be rrejicliman shrugged
i Ills sl.ijuhiers,—*• JCh, c’ififde, j& 7te naia
nf /’'■ harf.oon ; I vUl meet xjou asun
\ ;e,iHl hinmne, vidnvj mnullsword”—but the
I old whaler wns inexorable. The dispute
The ship Canada, Ca!>iain I’odf'crs, i ^*^onor, which
arrived at Xow \ ork on .Sl-juJav evening I'fcnchman must f.ght
from Liverpool, bringing the Editors of j harpoon, or apologise. He
the Commerdal Adi'crtiser, Lot,dun papers “P l»is ^l>oulders a ^econd time
to April 30th, Liverpool to Mav I.st, j““^^onr.imr Capltnine, I hcgpar-
Lloyd’s List and Shipping I.ists io thel^^®'*' {skill in de hxirpoon; I am not
com
iTiitted to our jail as a runaway. Upon
their obtaining possession of their vic
tim, they repeatedly struck him over the
head with a club, and concluded the first
act of the tragedy by binding his hands I ^-^ord Chancellor
!>ehind him, confining them so closely as * President
try were completed on the i.\::th of.Xpi i.!,
and have been made up as follo\vs ;—
THE CARIXLT.
nne whale; I hcg pardon,*hegar'* Thus
matters ended peaceably, and the harpoon
of the Nantucket whaler did not make a
pin-cushion of Hie bofly of the (iaul.
I^loryiing Chrdnicle.
mg.
lEKUS.
Lord I.vndlitirst,
Earl of ila'rru« !)v,
to stop the circulation of the blood at the | rnvy ?>eal IJuke ul I’ortland,
wrists, and j)lacing a running noose round ' Chancellor ol the Dutch-^ ^ ^ , Rf\'i v
his neck. One of them then took the 1 ”1 Lancaster ^ •’
end of the rope and got on his horse, ^ Viscount Utidlev,
when they moved out of town in a swift 1 i'oreign '‘‘I'-iHs )
trot, cor.pelling the nfgro to keep up, j I Viscotmt Goderich
edging him continually into ilie worst I u/oioiiies )
part of the road, and swearing they woiihl j commons.
take him home that night, a distance of^ Secretary nf State for the ; I’be Ft. Jlrr. U’m.
more lhan 60 miles, or they would kill I Home nepartment S Sturges Honrne,
I President '>t the Boar.l fl ) 'I'he Ht. Mon \\ m.
'•fi • • . . . I I i'atle 5 Hiiskisson,
i his morning our citizens were infor- rresldent of the Roard of^ The Kt. lion. Chas
med that the negro lay dead seven miles Co!itr(d S \\ 111. Wynn,
from this place, on the Liucoln road. Serretavy .f U ar Vi.ebunt P.dnurston,
upon examination of the body and of i^ 't. Hon. t.co.
witnesses by the coroner’s inquest, it ap-
peared, that in every iiiitance when they
were seen on the road,' Sides and Brad
shaw continued to heat the negio with a
hickory club. That he became exhaust
ed and prayed for water, which was deni
ed him, and the club applied in its stead.
That when they crossed Moravian creek,
they permitted him to lie down and drink,
from w hence he was unable to rise until
thry had*tlrawn him up by the coi d around
his neck, and that they struck him re
peatedly over the heail and in the face
with theclub. He went but link* farllier,
before he sank down and died, and these
men continued the chastisement evtti
while lie was in the agonies of death.—
I'hey then oilered a farmer, who lived a
few rods from the [ilace, five dollars to
hury the negro and keep the secret ; and
escaped. The verdict of the coroner’s
inquest v} a-^ “ murder.” Sides and Hrad-
shaw were immediately pursued ; but it
MJIfiJtJEI),
In I.incolnton, on 'I'hursday, the 7tli June,
*^y the Hev. John .M'ish.'it, Mr. Henry Fuleiuvi-
der, to Miss A:i!!, d.xughter of David Uamsour,
Lifp
Yidwcatiou.
The old Rf)cky lti-.:r Academy is vcvived,
.ind open fur the nception ot'eiassjcid and
scientific students. It is superintended by the
snl)scnljer, and tanpht immediately by bis son,
who has lately finished a regular coliejjitie
course. Hoarding ^can be fiad in respectable
f.iinilies at i70 a year, including every aj)peiul-
age, candles e.\cepted.
J. M. UILiiON'.
.?\ine rtb, I,’t36
NOT IN’ THi; C A III NET.
Lord High Admiral > His Koyal Highness the
5 Duke of Clarence,
Master General of tlie ^ 51arquis of Anglesi a.
Ordinance >
Lonl f;banibtrl:iin oftliei) Duke of Devonshire,
llouseliold 5
Mrisler ot the Horse T^iike ofEeeiN,
Chief Secret’y to the Lord / The Hon. William
Lieutenant of Ireland 5 Lamb.
1.4W AITOKNTVKN r*:.
M.ister of tlie Kolls Sir Jolin Lcacli,
\ ice Chanr.ellor Mr. H ii t,
.\ttorney Gtyaral Mr. Scarlen,
Solicitor (icneral Sir S. C. rindall.
The Courier uccoirip vnies i tie forciroing an
nunciation with the follo'viug it. murks
“ It will !)(' seen, tjy comparin;j the a-
bovc with ‘the lists which were given in
several of the Morning I'apers, that noiv
of them were entirely correct. It will
f>e :-,een, aiso, tiia’ the ofiict'sof ihe Judge
Advocate (jeneral. Chief C.»mnrissi(inei
DOCTORS
3. li. & t?. \i. Watson,
n.AVlNO associated in the pncticc
of Medicine, respectfully tender
till ir servic( in the several depart-
nieiits (if tln-ir profcs'.ion, to the citi
zens of C.'iJiriotte and its contiguous
epimtry. Tbey promise punctiialify
and faiilifiilness, in every jipplicati jn ; and tlnjir
cbarffes will be iiiud« to correspond w itb the
bavtliH-ss of tlie tiiiics.
(,'liarU)tte, Jime I.*!, l'J27—/15
Mr. Dinkins’ tavern, probably !iy mis
take, a Cajtridjfe lirtx and K,-!t, bclonjfing
tfj the subscriber, w itb bis name on tiiem. I'be
person who may h;ivt- them, wdl be so ^cond as
to n torn tbi ni to iIk. subscriber, or ItMVi: them
uith Capt. Keii(hiek.
isAAf; s. ali;xandl:h.
June 1 1, 1P/:T.-3'.:,7
, I . I M . ' I 'fl'’ Hjbsrrl’xr, on I'riil.ix', the ^th inst,
,,1 \\oods aiKl l oie,s s, anil Master ol the i J J ,,„||„k,n l'o.;k,t ll.,ok, ,ti,hcr S„,-M
is presumed tiiey will have leisure to es- j Mint, which, in the lists ref.M-red to, are | rk n.eetinj^-liouse, or on the ro.id i,. tw^-.-n
cape for the f-reseiit. j givcri to Sir J. Mackintosh, Mi'. Cal-; tlx rt-and .Nlr. Wm, U. Ab'xundei’s, i ont.iinni}'
)Mlll ( ■ if'iiiil i ; ()iir ten
li'oiiiia, and fuf> sin;dl
I noti s, anioiiiitin^ to * i ,iO. Any pM '-'ui tlnd-
I iiij; t!ie s;iihe and I- .iviiij,^ it ,if ti,« (,ihi « ot the
( .ii.iwba .loiirnal, »);■ r storin;^ it to tin: o.iner,
It seems luat the negro, w hile in pi is-j cr.d’l, and Mr. Tieiiiey, together wiiiijti-n dollar lulls, ^
on, had some presentiment of what w ouldi several otlur comparatively suhoidiriatc •' *'*
bcfal him. He hatl resiijned himself tu j appointments, remain jel to he filled
his late, and had apparently made his Kip.
Tl;e name of the Marquis of I.ands-
peace with his Ciou. 1 have never seen i
a more submissive human being. I
7'his is the second foul murder com-]
milted within twenty miles of this place!
during the last fortnight. A man, nam
ed barlow, in a lit of' jealousy, beat hik
wife with a rock until he supposed her
dead, liut she revived and crawled to
wards the house, w I.r'ii he again assailed
her and beat her head into a jelly. 'Ihe
only cxcuse he gives for his conduct is, of Devonshire is the b^'St proof of the in-i .Xiignsf in
that he was insane ut the time, and still i tended conrurrenec d' the no!j!e Marc|t!is, , County c
downe does not appear in the above list :
but wc have the satisfaction of being al>!e -
to state, that the noble Marquis lus eun-
senteii to r^ive t!ic support (d him*,clf and
that of hi'i political friends to the (iov- j
ertiiTierit of Mr. Canning, tluju!;-h, for the !
present, at least, he declines taking ofhce. '|
'i'be accejjlai.ie ii'deed, of ti;e i>ost of' '
bliall be thaiikfnlly rtwanb d.
.lOII.N' Ai:CHI.|{
Meckl'-nbiirr, .I'lii'" 11, ) >>.,'7it.i ■
To all 7clunn if niutj couccrn
1 emains so.
I'.ightcen months ago, a jury of this
county, in the ti«i;esiy of tlieir_tiiight,
comn.uted the jiunislimenl which a wretcfi
had incurred, by deliberately whippini,;
to death his slave with i ods, into the pun
ishment ir.flioted on clei‘t.fyable offences,
ijy renilu'ing a VLrdicLiit rnanslai/ghUr.
T.\KK NOI’K i:,
by vir'o'-i.f an Oriii-r fi((iii Ihe f!ourt
piity, ior .MfrkIt iiboi'{r coiiii»\, to nif
, , V , • , , • .1 1, I 'i'fert.d, I sb.ill ( NIK.-,-: to public, s,d.’, at the
Lord Chamberuun bv l.isC.iace tlie i)uke ib.u-.- m cbuiloit.-, o„ the Jnb d,.y of
next, III if!}'; tin- M'jinl ,y ot' o'.ir ni \i
I ' 1 o\i!t, a l.yt l;iii)>^,i oii tlie pU)t
d that of those iiioderatc tiiends 'to ^
whom we yesterday alludcdy who usually ,
act vv iih him. - ;
I
JfJ'ninoj th'! morninj; Her- j
a!o conluiiib a great vuriuyul lU nr. iioiii |
tlie Archipelago. toge'l'iT wi’'; an a:i-,
alysis of the consents uTli iiuinb.'-r of I
id *1'^ T>o\crfi-f pntcloncd liim. Six | Giccl: Wc have no: loons to cU^
it ^.^ld t'r.vii |jy .No. Ihl, ii'i soii'b s lU- ol
'l r\.in Mr.'ct, bi l.ii^i:i,r t,, \v .ibuin T.itti rf^on
:ind otii.and (b crt • ! ti. i;e .-.tjld ti;r tiieir
id I liL A ' ri lilt v, il br^ven uii'.i the lol-
(Jt.i !t.
L. U. Df.M.AP, C. M. n.
n* t)
11,-: Lule, u‘. the Othcc uf the J carnal.
* U’.SfXUCf.
Tlir. r.oard of Ominissioners for the lowi:
(it Cliarlot'e liave passed the follOvtliig
Ordinance, of wliich all persons interested are
hereby duly notified.
An Ordinance concernirg Nuisjinccs in the town
«;f CharJotte.
He it ordained, by the Hoard of Conimi.csior •
ers for the town of Charlotte, and it i;i hereby
ordained by the authority of the same, that ev-
‘■ry tiling in said town ca'lrnlated to injure the
health of tin village, shall btr considered A
Nuisance, viz :—fi il;\ bog-pcns, stagnated w?
ter in cellars, sewe!>, dirty s’able yard.s, slop
from kitchens, See. .vnd when anv thing ev-
ists in .said town, considered a nuisance, thr,
person or persons on whose lot the same may
l>e locateil, shall have notice irorn the (Joinmib-
sH»ners to remctve said nuisance ; and when anv
person or j)ersons shall refuse or neglect to rt -
niove such nuisance within twenty-four hour.
after notice, such person or persons shall pay ri
line of fivi'I( j|;irs, for the use o£ said town,
and a further line of five dolLrs for every te.i
d.iys said nuisance shall remain afjer notice.
He it farther ordained, that no person shall
be permitted, during the simiiner nionths, to
throw any di-ad eareass on any part of the town
land, niuler a j)enalty or fine of five dollars.
All d( ad rareasses must either be buried a suJ-
tiei nt depth in the ground to prevent being a
nuisanci-, or i)e removed beyond the limits cf
the town land.
He it further ordained, that if any animal
shall (be in town, or on the town land,'the per
son or persons to whom the .same may belonp,
shall have m.tice to nnnove tlu; carcass imri>e
(bntely ; and in cast ofrefu.sal or neglect, shall
jjay a fine of two dollars.
All liiu s incurnd under the foregoing Ordi
nance shall be collected and accounted for in
the same manner as fines fiave been collected
heretofore.
latiiied and confirmed by t!jo Hoard of Com-
missioners for the town of Charlotte, this lltii
day of June, A. D. 182? ; at the saiue time re
peating all ordinances !icretol ;re passed on thu
same snl>ject.
by order of tin* Hoard,
WM. DAVIDSON, C. JJ. C.
Test,
fiHEtN KE.vnnicK, Clerk. OtSf,
Puij vp your Tu ares for 18^(>.
All persons liable to pay a ( own Tax for
the year 182(», are requested to call on the
siibscriljcr and discharge the same without de
lay. Should any fail to pay the amount du^
from them, by the 10th day of July, warrant :
of distress will be inimediiafely issued against
them, witliout resuect to persons.
(illEFiN KENDUK^K, Tovit 'Prcusitrcr.
Charlotte, Jtnu; 14, 1827.—2t;>6
TAvv\\awx liodge Xo.
Wll.r, eeh brate the Anniversary of St. John
the Bapti.st on Monday, the ’2.5th in.siant.
The T.odge will meet at the Lodge Room at 10
o’clo( k, and at eleven, proceed to the Prosby-
terian Meeting-Hou.se, vvlu re a discourse will
be delivered by the Rev. Robert H. Morrison.
The Urcthrcn and others are, respectfully invi
ted to;iif'nd. I5y order,
ALEXANDER (JRAHAM, Srmtory.
Charlotte, June 7, A. I.. 5827.—2t35
lli’iuuV X. 13.
ri^HE annual conv ocation of the Cirand Chap-
JL ter of North-(;arolina, will be held in I'ay-
etteville, on the 23d day of June next; at the:
same ti^ine and pi •ee a CONVKNTH)N iscallctl
to meet, for the purpose of takiiif;: into consid-
eration the propriety of altering and amending
the liraiid I’liyal Arch Constitution.
Hy ord( r of tho M. E. Ci. HKJII PUIEST.
_^by 1H27.—2t.55
\r Vttu\‘aVluu
FOli SALE.
rpilE sU,.srriber, \n
X contemplation of his
removal tosnother r.tate,
oilers for r.ale the farm.igJ^^^J
whereon he now resides, 3 miles from tbo vil:
laf^e of Charlotte, and conluining about 900
arres, erj'iul in fertility of soil, to anv body of
land within the countv. On the above t’rar1
there is a two ktory dweHinjr.house, and oilier
improvements; .i suHicien( v of land ofienforthc
employment of between 2(> and ”0 hunls, a
frrrui proportion of which l-wul has been ch’ar-
ed within a few years.
'Ferms will b- urcommoilailng, and made
known by aj)i)litation to the subset ib( r.
' :i. J. FOLK.
Mecklenbnrg Co. May 20, 1827.— tt.Vi
•Volict.
ON the 2:,lh d..y of .lime ins'tant, I will ex
pose to sal. , at the Court-House in (;har-
Intte, several NE;R0ES, the property of Dr.
Xan.iiel Hender-non, cttnveyed to me by him in
trust, to satisfy variou i debts whitli lie (iwes nnd
t')r which Uoliert I. Dinkins and others are his
srriintits. S.ile to take plaec between the
hours of ten and six. Terms, cash or bank ac-
coniuujdatioii. »
LAW .so:; II. ALEXAN DER, 7Vi/v^r.
2t;,.5
Notice.
0\ Mond.'iy, the 2.itb instant, at the Court-
House in Charlotte, I will sell, upfjn a
credit of twelve inontlis, tlie tract of land for
merly tb( property of Nelson Gray. I'hls land
is u«dl adapted to the ciiltnn of corn anil eot-
•'>f- 'VM .! Ai.LXA.NDER.
.liine .1, 1827.— 2'.>.5
) M tbf- snbscri If r, soroc time
111 tlie latter part of Apnl la,t,
a small sor-el Hoi’se ; no partieu-
is recollected on bun ~
\m\ pcr-,.u t:»kin}r up said horse, and ^rivii'ic me
i:dormat;OM of the same, will receive tin- tbaidiH
ot the ovs iier, and all reason.iMe e\[)eiisi s jiaid.
JOSEFII FRIICHAUD.
Charlotte, June R, 1H27.—.3t.>i
Tvn VtixXa \V.Ai\s‘Avd.
n \N AWAY from the suiiseiiber,
on the :'Utb ult. a blaek (.IRL
('bu:;bter of a woman wdl known by
^lb.' name of "free Siikev,”) betwef',,
- - :*:*d took witli
‘ ‘‘ ’ monilis olil. She
was 1.01111(1 to me b\ the Count) Court
at Noven.ber ’I crni, l^J-t, Jmil the of 21 ’
and all persons :ire t.irbi.l liarhoimg her, as th«
la » wid be positively entorceil a^,'-auisl ,nv oni'
so iloing. \Vlu;ev,r uil! r. tun. i.er toiu: sub-
Si.ribt r, sbrdl ri cei\e tiu' ubo.t r> sv*ff:'d.
II I I A.M H i-V»T*r
June 1, l«27.— 3to5